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Infected surface wound: an experimental model and a method for the quantitation of bacteria in infected tissues.

D G Saymen, P Nathan, I A Holder, E O Hill, B G Macmillan.

Abstract

Methods for the quantitation of bacteria in infected tissues must be rigidly standardized to insure uniformity of results. In this communication we report on a laboratory animal model for the study of surface wound infection and the development of a standardized method for the quantitative estimation of bacteria in infected surface wound tissue by mechanical tissue homogenization and serial dilution. Parallel comparative studies demonstrated that a moist-swab sampling procedure detected only 10% of the bacteria recoverable by a surface-wash procedure. Either tissue homogenization or surface-wash procedures recovered significantly more bacteria from contaminated surface wounds than were obtained by surface-swab sampling techniques.

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Year: 1972 PMID： 4623279 PMCID： PMC380379 DOI： 10.1128/am.23.3.509-514.1972

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Appl Microbiol ISSN： 0003-6919

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Infected surface wound: an experimental model and a method for the quantitation of bacteria in infected tissues.

1. PSEUDOMONAS BURN WOUND SEPSIS. I PATHOGENESIS OF EXPERIMENTAL PSEUDOMONAS BURN WOUND SEPSIS.

2. The relationship between granulation tissue, bacteria, and skin grafts in burned patients.

3. A comparison of methods for the quantitation of bacteria in burn wounds. II. Clinical evaluation.

4. Recovery of known numbers of micro-organisms from surfaces by swabbing.

5. A method for the quantitation of bacteria in burn wounds.

6. The use of new potent topical antibacterial agent for the control of infection in the burn wound.

7. Studies of bacterial growth on the granulating surface and the percentage of graft taking in burns.

8. Bacterial quantification of open wounds.

9. A comparison of methods for the quantitation of bacteria in burn wounds. I. Experimental evaluation.

10. Acetamide agar medium selective for Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

1. In vitro and in vivo activities of E-101 solution against Acinetobacter baumannii isolates from U.S. military personnel.

2. Development of an experimental model of infected skin ulcer.

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8. Antibiotic-Releasing Silk Biomaterials for Infection Prevention and Treatment.

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10. Biochemical examination of sera during systemic Candida infection in mice.